I was sold a washer and dryer under what he said were in "Excellent Condition". Both washer and dryer were broken and utterly filthy when panels were removed after delivery for diagnosis. The washer needed a new pump and still doesn't work right, the dryer simply will not turn on. He also made an attempt to double charge me for delivery. When I texted him about the mechanical issues he stopped responding. This was all through Facebook Market Place which ignored my report. He goes by "Larry Ignatiadis" but I'm not sure "Larry" is his real name but it was Greek in origin. He's made claims about having a warehouse in Wilbraham, MA, said he had a location in Enfield, however the pick-up location was at his residence (or girlfriend's residence) on Wedgewood Circle, Springfield MA off of Kent road. Many of his appliances seem to be photographed from inside the garage where I selected the washer and dryer for delivery. He is still active on Facebook and there are many complaints like mine almost verbatim (selling completely broken appliances).

They sent this text, using the real name of a company and HR person: Hello, this is Jasmine Martine, HR Client Service Representative at WBD Global Streaming. We have obtained your phone number by working with multiple HR platforms. As a result, our company has a job for you as a content promotion assistant, which is a great remote part-time/full-time online job with one-on-one coaching to get you started. Paychecks are billed daily. You can earn anywhere from $100 to $500 per day if you wish. Monthly pay is around $6,300. 3-day paid trial period with a $1,000 newbie bonus at the end of the trial period. Note [you must be 23 years old or older] If this is what you want, send a message to this WhatsApp number +13178578556

the product that was delivered was not what was advertised. so I called and they gave me an address and a RMR number to return the product, and an address to send it to. so I did ! I called the Co to ask about my refund and they told me that I sent it to the wrong place, so no returned product , no refund. Nice scam ! It didn't matter what return address I used , they would just say we didn't receive it. I even have a tracking number but the city is Miami Fl With the same zip code 33222

I was forwarded an email regarding a piano being given away and the buyer would just pay for the moving. I emailed the person giving the piano away and “she” sent me to a moving company who had the piano. Brisk moving company responded that the delivery fee would be $563 according to my address. They required delivery payment before they would set up the delivery. So I foolishly wired money to him from my bank. Then this morning he emailed and said “we’ve hit a snag, the company is requiring a one time refundable insurance fee of $1300. I said no I was not paying anymore money upfront. He told me “he did his part” and didn’t agree to refund my money. I called my bank and they were opening up an investigation into fraud and he has cut off any further correspondence, and so have I.

I ordered a barkguard device that could only be ordered on their website. A price was quoted of $74.98 for one. It shows up on pending debit card list as pawcify. It disappears and instead a $315.65 active debit transaction is launched under the name of Nike. I was swindled out of a total of $315.65. I saw no signs this was a scam. Now I am out $315.65 and a debit card has been inactivated due to scammers.

On June 21st at 4:09, I called Roku customer service phone number from Google. A man answered & I asked for help in paying my paramount plus bill, so he transferred me to someone else. Again I told him my name & what I wanted. A few seconds went by, & out of the blue he told me that my account was being hacked in Russia & Mexico, & that he was going to help me fix it. He told me to download the app help desk on my phone. Once I opened it he told me what to do. I'm the meantime he was asking me what bank I use, & I told him & do I use cash app., PayPal, or Venmo. I said yes. Well I thought it was kinda odd so I asked for his name. Her said it was Christian Morgan. 8 also asked for his employee I. D. Which was APS5002. However he had an Iranian accent. All of a sudden numbers started flying back & forth from my bank account to cash app. PayPal but not Venmo cause I told him I was in the negative with them at the time. Anyways I asked him where he was calling from & he said better business beareau. I was getting suspicious, he had total control of my phone now. I asked if I had someone I can trust to call & verify my identity, so I called my friend. Once he Alex her to download the same app. I knew something wasn't right, so I hung up the phone. That's when i saw that he had taken $537 out of my bank account with capital one, & transferred it to my cash app account & put it on a green dot card ending in 3116. I hold Roku responsible, & I want to be compensated for my loss. I was in absolute despair & anguish over what happened to me. Now I'm concerned over what information he has about me

I ordered a quilt from the Vantique website that is significantly different from the pictures and description on the website. I contacted customer service to ask for a refund and was denied my request. I believe my item meets the company's published requirements for a return in that it is "significantly different" from the pictures and the description on the website. Additionally, the quality of the product is poor.

I received a suggestion for a pair of Birkenstocks, clicked on the link (posing as a Daily Deal on QVC) - I did receive a pair of Birkenstocks but when I went to return them, the link in the confirmation email is a dead end. I went on QVC and talked to a representative and they confirmed it was not shipped by them. The return address is to a self storage unit. I am worried that, even though I received the item, that they now have my credit card. I can't remember which credit card I used so now I will have to cancel everything.

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I bought 2 blackand decker ac units, that i never received.

After verifying my identification in person at the Mississippi Department of Employment Security in Clarksdale, MS. On 7/3/2025, I applied in person using my driver's license, social security card, and resume for a Data Entry position that could only be applied for in person. I was contacted via text by Eddie White from Atruvia AG at 509-416-0760 later that day to request an interview. I interviewed with Susan Tally of Austin, TX via Microsoft Teams on 7/4/2025 and was offered the position of Data Entry later that day. On today, 7/7/2025, I received an email from [email protected] with attachments of a job description for Data Entry, offer letter, and benefits details. After I signed the offer letter and emailed it back the address listed, Susan and I had the following exchange via Microsoft Teams: Susan replied: I know your qualification and the position you desire, but the position we have to fill currently available is Payroll assistant. Please understand that it might only be done for a short while before you start working in the Data Entry position you desire. Also you will not be doing much working in the Payroll Assistant position, this is because we have an accounting department as well a payroll manager who will be handling majority of the finance and day to day activities. I replied: This is unexpected. I have no experience with producing payroll. Will I get new paperwork detailing the job requirements for Payroll Assistant? Are the pay and benefits the same? Will my training be for the Payroll Assistant position? Susan replied: What you will be doing will be very easy, easier than the Data entry position. And it will be for a short while. All benefits are the same. And if you wish to wait for the Data Entry position, I can give you updates on that later today. Yes, you will get paperwork for it. Let me finish briefing you on what you will be doing, if you agree to work in payroll for a short while. I replied: I will accept the Payroll Assistant position and transition into the Data Entry position later. Please send me new documentation for the Payroll Assistant position. Susan replied: Okay good. What will you be doing as a Payroll Assistant? We have customers and investors who have been with the company for years, and some who are disabled. Our customers issue payments to us for services provided to them, and then we have disabled customers who issue out too, but majority of them make use of credit cards only and they can only pay us via credit card payment only. So what you will be doing is receiving and keeping record of the credit card payments, majority of the time we issue out a credit card sample to you. For example, when the company's credit card is sent and issued to you, your work is to make payments with the credit card as instructed and keep record of it. For every payment made, you will are entitled to 20%, which means when you are about to make a payment of $500, you are to deduct $100 for yourself. And payments are made almost everyday (Mon-Fri) I replied: Is the 20% in addition to the hourly rate? What makes me entitled to receive 20% of a payment? Is this legitimate? Susan replied: Yes, this is 100% legit. No the 20% is the payment for the Payroll. As stated it is not a must. If you do not wish to proceed with the position it is fine. The data entry position will commence this week, if you wish to wait. I replied: I decline the position. Susan replied: The Payroll? or all positions? I replied: All positions People are using a government agency (MDES) to recruit others to join them to scam the elderly and disabled with credit cards/debit cards. I reported this to the MDES office, the FBI and completed their IC3 form, and the Federal Trade Commission. I wanted to be thorough in my reporting. Please try to do something about this.

I received a letter with what looked like a check for $199.00. I called the number and hd a recording stating that my home property did not meet the home warranty direct program and that if I wanted to use the attached waiver, I should press 1. I hung up. They had my name, the city that my hone was in and that my mortgage was with Wells Fargo.

*** ******* *** ****** *** ** ********** ********* *** ********** * KitchenAid Refrigerator (Model KRMF706EBS01) To Whom It May Concern: On June 25, 2025, I contacted The A Team Appliance Repair regarding a malfunctioning ice maker in my KitchenAid refrigerator (Model KRMF706EBS01). Prior to the technician’s visit, I conducted diagnostics in accordance with the manufacturer’s technical documentation, which indicated an issue with the water fill valve. When the technician arrived, he did not perform any diagnostic tests as per the kitchen aid technical information available online. He only did a cursory visual examination of the empty ice maker (although I note he states on his invoice he tested the appliance. I was there. He did not. ) He said that a full ice machine replacement was necessary. I specifically requested that diagnostics be performed, but he insisted he could determine the problem without them with his knowledge. He quoted $536.30 for the part, with a total cost for parts and service of $933.71. I was required to pay the amount in advance and was advised the part would arrive and be installed within the next 2-3 days. He provided me an invoice to sign and told me he needed only a debit (not visa) payment. Because of the circumstances, I did not check to find the cost of the part online.On July 4, after receiving no follow-up, I called to inquire about installation. I was put on hold and told that she could send a technician the following day to install my new ice maker. During the visit, my husband pointed out that items in the freezer, such as ice cream, were not frozen. He was told the freezer had been overloaded so the technician did not look at it and said a new service call would be necessary. We were told that ice would be made in 3 hours. After he left, we took everything out of the freezer and put in a new box of frozen popsicles. After 6 hours, the ice maker still did not function. As stated by the fridge diagnostics originally, the water fill function did not engage, and diagnostic testing again indicated a water fill issue—precisely the same as before. I contacted the company for assistance relaying that the issue was not the ice maker but something having to do with the water line filling the icemaker. I was told (with a greatly rude attitude) that a non-functioning unit did not mean the original ice maker was not defective, and that the replacement part could not be returned since the packaging had been opened by the repairman. I was further advised that a warranty review was underway, and I would be contacted within a week and would have to wait. Later that same day, I confirmed that the freezer was still not operating correctly, even when almost empty, so I called again. I was told another technician could be sent to assess the freezer. Subsequently, I discussed the issue with a friend— who owns the same refrigerator model and is very handy. He substituted my original (supposedly inoperable) ice maker in his own fridge and found it to be fully functional, producing ice within hours. On July 7, I contacted the company once more, requested that the original ice maker be reinstalled when they came to look at the freezer, and asked for a refund of the replacement unit that had not been necessary. I was informed that a refund would not be issued because the packaging had been opened. This is unacceptable. The diagnosis was incorrect, and the technician did not follow the appropriate diagnostic procedures. Furthermore, the replacement part was grossly overpriced. KitchenAid lists the ice maker part in the range of $81.96 - $100 not $536.30. And that charge did not include the additional service. See link below. ********************************************************************************* **************************************************************** I have since reviewed the company online and found over 480 reviews on Trustpilot, 94% of which are 1-star, with numerous complaints describing similar experiences and complaints of fraud and scam. (***********************************************************) This is not a situation of having difficulty fixing a fridge. They misrepresented and performed no diagnosis, grossly overcharged me for a new ice producer by hundreds of dollars when it was unnecessary **** ***** ** ***** **** * ***** ** *** ***** and refused to refund the part.

So, here’s the story. It all started last Wednesday, July 9th. I received an email from someone claiming to be a recruiting assistant from Indeed. They offered me a part-time, remote online job. The job was to help update data for the App Store, increase app views and downloads, and other stuff. They even said they’d provide free training! They claimed it had flexible working options, like part-time or full-time schedules, 60 to 90 hours a week, four days a week, with the chance to earn extra money on weekends. If I was interested, I could text 7733350459. Later, I texted the number and the person’s name, Adina. She said she was a recruiting assistant for Indeed. She said her company, AppsFlyer, was looking for employees to increase clicks and views for well-known companies and was willing to pay for the work. After I agreed, they told me to download an app called Telegram Messenger so they could send me messages. They will send me a code to contact the “business manager,” Elizabeth. After sending the code, Elizabeth responded. She introduced herself and guided me through the steps. She asked for my age, name, profession, and Bitcoin or Ethereum receiving address. Since I didn’t have those addresses, she asked if I had Cash App, PayPal, my US Social Security Number, or a driver’s license. I didn’t provide any of those, and she didn’t want them either. She then suggested downloading MetaMask. I downloaded it and followed her instructions. Simultaneously, I screenshot the apps on the App Store for the APP Tasks and sent them to her. She paid me $5 for each of the tasks. Next, she explained the Merchant Prepaid Node Task. In this task, I gave them money, earned a 30% commission, and got a refund. The first task was $50, and I would get $65 back. She also asked me to complete two more tasks and 9 APP, which involved screenshotting and sending her images. So, after setting up MetaMask, she wanted me to put the $50 into the app. I had to transfer money from the account into it, then convert it to Bitcoin. Elizabeth guided me through depositing money in the app, converting it to crypto, and sending it to her. But there was a problem! My crypto account couldn’t be withdrawn from my wallet because of my location. She suggested SafePal, and I followed the setup process. However, when I tried to set up my banking information, I couldn’t input the pending number on my account. She suggested withdrawing cash using Cash App, which went smoothly. I deposited the cash, converted it to Bitcoin, and gave her the code. Then, she directed me to Richard, an “mentor” who helped me convert the money to their Bybit account, which didn’t look like the real Bybit website, convert it, gave me another code to give to Elizabeth to deposit money into my Bitcoin account on Cash App and withdraw it into my bank account. So, I had this crazy experience with these people who claimed to work for the company. I first approached Elizabeth and Richard about a potential scam, but they denied it. The next day, things got even crazier. I ended up giving them $300, and then Richard tried to squeeze another $700 out of me for a second node task. I thought I was supposed to do one task a day, but nooo, they wanted more! I was hesitant at first, but I tried to send them money through Cash App, but it wouldn’t let me because I had gone over my limit. They then suggested I download PayPal, but I don’t have one. Then they wanted me to download the Crypto.com app, and it was going smoothly, but the transaction was taking forever. So, I went back to Cash App and tried again, and this time, it worked! We did the same thing as the day before with Bitcoin. I gave him the code, he went to it, and we went to the Bybit website to finish the process. After that, well, let me tell you, he was trying to confirm with the merchant to see if it was a match, and it took all night! Then he said, ‘We’ll come back to it tomorrow around 11 a.m. and see if it went through.’ The next morning, it was successful, but then they proposed another node task. This time, they wanted $3000 from me! They claimed I would finish the Merchant Prepaid Node Task and become their employee. I knew right away that this was a scam after all that, so I demanded my money back, but they wouldn’t budge. I then went back to Adina, and she started talking just like the people on Telegram. I knew something was off when she threatened to sue me if I didn’t complete the task. That’s when I realized I had been scammed! So, I know this was a long story to tell, but I did my best to get the word out about these people who claim to work for the company but turn out to be frauds.

Ordered t-shirts in May of 2025 and never received them. Filed transaction dispute with my bank and reported to BBB in July 2025. Attempted to contact business several times via email and Facebook with no response.

Noticed a declined transaction on my cash app account by a company said to be LITTLE EXPLORERS CHILDREN. I’ve never shopped online for kid clothes have no reason to. Luckily I keep my card locked at all times

Alexis has been calling and texting for over a month about a loan that I did not inquire about.

I would accept deliveries for money but it’s been two weeks and I have yet to get paid.

I wanted to buy a dog for my husband and i was refferred to Crystal. I called her and she told me she was a dog breeder. She told me she was on hard times and i sympathized with her. My husband and i picked up the dog at her address. She said the dog was pad and crate trained. But if you breed dogs, you would know that pad training means the dog is only trained to use the bathroom on pads and not on your floor. I gave it the benefit of the doubt that the dog was in a new environment and needed time to adjust but after having him for over a week and him pooping on everything else but the pad and contacting her and saying we needed to take him outside to use the bathroom, i knew we had been had. When i confronted her about it, i got cussed out and got told we were dumband didnt know how to bring up dogs and trying to just get a mate. My daughter has a male dog of thr same breed as we have, so if that was the case, i would have taken my female dog and mated her with my daughters male dog without paying for a male dog outside because what sense would that have made. Do not EVER get a dog from Crystal in Woodruff SC. You will regret it

I posted my resume on indeed. I received a text message from an Emily from [email protected] in regards to a job opportunity for the company DSL to review temu products and to reach out to a WhatsApp number +18259701184. Once I reached out to this number, I was then told by Emily that she would reach out to me from another number +7135391255. This person than told me that I would be reviewing apps on an app site for the company Resaco with an online website Resacous.com. This person then requested i pay $28 to the company so that I could get the commission i worked for. At this point i realized this was a scam. The “individual” I spoke with is named Emily.

I have been getting phone calls from a different number over the last few months At least 3-4 times a week. They leave a voicemail if I don’t answer, claiming I’m getting a loan for $41,000 that I did not apply for. If I answer, I tell them to take me off of their call list. I’ve told them to do so at least three times now.

GUY CALLED LEFT ME MESSAGE SAYING HE DID NOT WANT TO LEAVE MESSAGE BUT TO CALL HIM BACK SO WHEN CALLED BACK THEY TOLD ME TO HOLD AND THEN SOMEONE GETS ON THE PHONE AND TELL ME THAT I HAVE A OUTSTANDING ONLINE LOAN WHICH I KNOW IF FALSE SO I TOLD HER THAT SHE WAS A SCAMMER AND I WAS NOT GIVING HER ANY INFORMATION SHE HUNG UP ON ME AND I CALLED BACK ASKED THE NAME OF THE BUSINESS AND THEY HUNG UP ON ME AGAIN KEEP CALLING BACK AND THEY WOULD ANSWER AND THEN I WOULD ASK THE NAME OF THE BUSINESS AND THEY WOULD HANG UP TOLD THEM I WOULD KEEP CALLING UNTIL I GET THE NAME

Called and insisted they speak to me by name about a “ confidential business situation “

I bout 2 pair of pants and an outfit. No way yo be returned. I can’t start a return process. I do not have packing slip, invoice or description, just a name I don’t know.

On July 7, 2025 at time: 00.22am I ordered from GUNDRY MD, web address: https://www.2thehealthyfat.com 6 bottles of MCT Wellness and 3 bottles of Total Restore (the gut lining).I gave all the information regarding my credit card. Instead of giving me a receipt on computer screen was written" Loading page Please wait". It passed 25 minutes and happened nothing! That happening, for me was suspicious. This demonstrates, that this business was in process of steeling my credit card information, meaning that it is a SCAM, Then I called the Credit Card Customer Service of my card and asked to cancel my credit card completely. The charge of $ 557.40 did not appears on my file.in those 25 minutes. But if they try to use my card, a cancelled card will pay them nothing. In this way I identified a SCAM - THIEF just by becoming suspicious when a transaction takes too much time. Canceling in 25 minutes my card, I stopped the theft and my card is useless for SCAMER. In 3-5 business days I will get by mail a new card! GOD Help Us All!

I messaged the LLC business and inquired about a dog on 7/1/2025. Sent $200 deposit for a female cavapoo 14 weeks. Once I sent the money I tried several times to confirm a location and time because this business was in Long Island NY, I live in NJ 1.5-2 hours away. 7/4 was confirmed but now location and date. Day of I constantly reached out the business and it’s social media, just to be told they would no longer sell me the dog because contacting them “several time was unnecessary”. Haven’t got money or the dog.

Ordered the item from an ad on social media. Have never received the product nor have I received any responses to any of the repeated inquiries about the location of the product. Tracking doesn't work and am unable to contact anyone anywhere about the status of the item.

pop up, fake domain representing to be an outdoor climbing gear company that it was not.

I responded to a post on Facebook advertising remote work. I received an email with a link to attend a webinar. The host acted as if it was live but it was fake, taking as if he were interacting with fake bots texting messages. He then asked me to purchase insurance to become a travel consultant. The total was $97.00

Postcard received via USPS from Dallas, TX re Warranty Replacement Notice from the Homeowner Protection Division to extend protection for Mechanical System with “Registration is Required for Continued Protection” and I have no insurance related to this postcard

The Scammer targets new/ existing businesses on public record, and sends letters to the address on file posing as a government agency. The scammer uses official-looking papers to inform you that you need to comply with some forms of NYS business laws/codes and provide information. They charge a “filing fee” that can be by check, card, or cash. The address seems to be a PO box. PDSS

I keep receiving emails about if I don't upgrade my cloud storage, I will loose everything. After reporting it as spam and blocked, it continued to send me notifications. Upon further reading of the "threat",, I discovered it was targeting IOS, MAC, APPLE and other platforms. I don't have any of them, I'm strictly Android

Unpaid Ticket Notice - Final Enforcement Warning You have an unpaid traffic citation on record. If not paid by July 9, 2025, we will begin enforcement under Administrative Code D508-12.083: DMV will log your violation Registration will be suspended Driving privileges revoked for 30 days A 35% enforcement fee will apply Legal and credit consequences may follow Act now to avoid suspension. Pay immediately: https://georgia.gov-tolsc.live/pay (Reply "y" to reopen and access the link, or paste it into your browser.)

I am a legitimate business operating in Va. Beach, VA that repairs boats & motors. I began receiving numerous phone calls and had people coming to my location to inquire about boats for sale. These boats are being advertised on Bay Marines website with a 757 area code and my physical address. I am in no way affiliated with this company. Several people told me they researched the address because they felt the website was fake. I called them and when someone finally answered, I told them I expected them to remove my address from their site and they hung up on me. I have not been able to reach anyone else again.

BBB Note:  You may wish to contact the registered agent to have this website removed and also the FBI since they are using another company's address to perpetuate fraud.

BEWARE OF LIKE MY CHOICE. They have horrible customer service and talk about their great return policy, which does not really exist. If you buy something it is YOURS. They may not be intentionally scamming people, but they might as well be. Buy at your own risk. The business is out of Hong Kong.

Purchased it test for .99 and site keeps trying to take $14.99. Multiple attempts.

I accidently landed on a fake enterprise rent a car website . I was attempting to rent a van thinking it was a legit website I called the number. 1 (877) 964-8617. They stated there was a promotion and I needed to pay with a Walmart card or something similar. i called another number and was verified to be a scam.

Purchased item on web site, card was debited but did not receive order confirmation, contacted Sorelle via email and was told they were running behind with shipping but said they have my order and it was being processed. 3 weeks later received my clothing item. There was no reference to the company, no labels on the clothing and the item received was not the one ordered. Contacted again via email and was told the return policy is for me to pay shipping and return to warehouse in China, or I can keep item and they will refund me 15% of orignal price. I emailed again stating the item received was not the one ordered and would like a refund. I have not had a response. Clothing has no manufacturer label, size label or washing instructions.

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It appears to be a phishing effort similarly described on this SCAM Incident "Please call 1-888-307-2075 with VIN and current mileage before July 23, 2025 Our records indicate that you have not contacted us regarding the vehicle service service contract on you vehicle ... [Another 2 paragraphs warning of risks of financial liability] Sincerely, [Signature] Tabitha Jones Program Coordinator 1-888-307-2075

Caller from 703-239-4068 said her name is Cynthia Davis, she had a bad British accent, she was calling from US Funeral Expenses and said that I had called her last week and gave her personal information that she wanted to go over and confirm with me. Obviously I did not contact her last week. I tried asking her questions but she avoided answering and I hung the phone up.

Hi, I'm Lena, a recruiting representative at Adjust. We'd like to offer you a remote position with flexible hours and will assist Adjust's merchants with data updates, visualizations, and bookings. Free training is available. You'll work 60 to 90 minutes per day and be paid $100 to $500 per day. The base salary is $800 per 4 days of work, plus a 5-day paid trial period. After the trial period, you can sign a contract with a base salary of $5,000 plus a performance bonus of $1,000 to $3,000. We also offer paid annual leave, maternity leave, and paternity leave.(Note: You must be 25 years of age or older.) If you’re interested in joining us, please contact me via WhatsApp! WhatsApp: +12034108910 Looking forward to hearing from you!

i ordered a part for my pool but i never received a conformation number and the web address said it was invalid

I received a voicemail from 833-445-0123: “This message is for ‘my name’ from Walmart Optical. Please return my call at 833-859-0555. Again that number is 833-859-0555.’ It was a computer generated message which first tipped me off that it is a scam. I didn’t call the number and blocked the number but I did the number and whether there was a scam and saw another person had filed a complaint with BBB. Just want help someone else out to not fall victim to this scam

Offerup seller ID goes by James, Los Angeles, CA. Seller selling helmets. Purchased $270 Flexspeed helmet via Zelle - stated payment went to his cashier who is registered under Zelle as Elias Bou at 702-249-9485, Las Vegas. Stated at time of sale shipping would be free with a 48 hour shipping window. One day later seller states the item is held up at the USPS shop in Indiana for a shipping fee that will be refundable to me the buyer upon delivery of the item. But payment needed to be made to him for further processing and mailing. A fake shipper number called me from 985-205-3380 for more payment. I never received my item. Seller stopped communicating with me.

They post themselves as new tire liquidators on Facebook market place. I made a purchase for $43.00, it's been over a month I haven't received anything. Now they still posting on Facebook market place under Wayfair.

Was in the process of purchasing a Doberman puppy, was charged for the puppy, airfare, crate and legal documents. Made $5,400, total payment by Apple Cash and Zelle. Received emails and tracking number for the puppy form Express Airpets. Both companies were a scam and I lost a large amount of money.

Pretends to be important in US Army. Tricked me into sending monetary gift cards to her kids. Beware! Shes a professional scam artist!

Voicemail message "Hi this is Adam Vogel leaving you a short message. I wanted to speak with you directly but for some reason your phone isn't ringing and it's going straight to voicemail. To be perfectly honest I actually don't feel real comfortable leaving results or private matters on a voicemail box so when you get this message give me a call back as soon as you can and I'll try to explain everything to you." A Google search indicates this is a spam caller.

Dr. Casey Means is an AI with a very long (1 hour) tutorial about the Himalayan Salt weight loss pills. This is not what is sent. I ordered 2 bottles and then prompted to upgrade to 6 bottles for a discount, which would "update order to new price". Well I was charged for both orders, now receiving 8 bottles.